For example: 

RadMaskedCurrencyInput with Culture="da-DK" and VALUE 12345.67 and Mask=#9.2. In this culture the currency symbol is "kr."

In WIndows 8, the NumberFormat.CurrencyPositivePattern is 2 (meaning '$ n').

In Windows 10, this pattern is 3 (n $). 

So in WIn8, WIn7 or WIn10 but if you change the pattern programmatically to 2. Th result is:



Actual: "kr.___.___._kr,12" this is what we see on load and on focus in control. Editing does not change the value.

Desired: 'kr. ___._12.345,67' in pattern 2

Control also produces ugly results with pattern 0 and 1. Control seems to work ok with pattern 3:

Actual and Desired: '___._12.345,67 kr.'

* this could be achieved on Win 8 with change setting or out of the box in Win10.

==============

Workaround (if applicable and desired formatting in the specific scenario)

Set in code behind:

InitializeComponent();

CultureInfo info = new CultureInfo("da-DK");
 info.NumberFormat.CurrencyPositivePattern = 3;
            
 this.maskInput.Culture = info;